Hi . just opened this and can't find anyway close to how this fits on my D50, No thread on anything matches up close. Help
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It attaches to a lens with a 52 mm filter thread. Screw it in as you would a filter.
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When I got my lens; I thought that it didn't fit but I just put it where I thought should go and it did actually work. It does have threads and actually screws into the regular lens and it does work great. Good luck.
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The Camera body will not matter only Lens thread size. Maybe your lens is too small or big to fit. It fits my 18 to 55 stock and 35mm 1.8 lens.
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The camera type or model you have doesn't matter. Every lens has a specific thread size. I bought a 52mm that matches my lenses. You need to check your thread size on your lens and confirm you ordered the correct size. You may need a step up or step down ring if you want to keep this item as is since your lense isn't likely a 52mm thread size.
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I had to get a adapter. It is a little ring that is 52mm on one side and then 50mm on the other or what ever size your d50 lens is. The adapter enables you to link two things that do not have the same thread.
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Using the picture as the example. At the bottom you remove the lens cover. (You should see some threads.) These threads thread INTO the 18-55 lens that I have for my D40 camera. Now for what I found to be the hardest part. The smallest ring (that has MACRO in red) on it unscrews, from the top part, (as shown in picture). I needed wide open channel locks to unscrew this from the lens part that has "NEEWER DIGITAL HICH DEFINITION..." on it in white. So with the positioning/attaching of the "2" lenses you just received you have a few options to play with. Hope this helps. Using the picture as the example. At the bottom you remove the lens cover. (You should see some threads.) These threads thread INTO the 18-55 lens that I have for my D40 camera. Now for what I found to be the hardest part. The smallest ring (that has MACRO in red) on it unscrews, from the top part, (as shown in picture). I needed wide open channel locks to unscrew this from the lens part that has "NEEWER DIGITAL HICH DEFINITION..." on it in white. So with the positioning/attaching of the "2" lenses you just received you have a few options to play with. Hope this helps.
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I'm not really sure if it will fit directly, I used a spacer and adapter ring to make it fit my Nikon. You can buy adapters for multiple sizes. Hope that helps. Cheers
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Hi,My D7000 with a Tamron 18-270mm fits well. The Tamron is 100mm long from the mounting face and is 70 mm in diameter. The case seems quite well made for the price though it subjectively looks a tad weird with its long snout. I've nicknamed mine "Pinocchio". So far it has not told me any lies.Cheers
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Hello Arlisia. You almost certainly will find that the 50D fits on the frame. I shoot events, so need a way to quickly re-orient my Nikon on it - btw, cabled to a battery pack on my hip. But please try a couple of different bracket solutions to get a sense of how each handles your camera. Return what you don't use. How well does it do what you want it to do? Does it feel comfortable? This choice is as much a personal as technical.
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I have the same problem with the right "clip" on mine. I gently spread the tines on the upper part of the "clip" each time I use it and it holds better. My primary camera is a Nikon D7000 with an 18-135mm lens. I carry my Nikon D80 with a 10-24mm lens in the second holster. I would like to keep my 70-300 lens on the D80, but lens creep makes that out of the question. The cameras do seem very heavy, but things stay together now. I believe part of the problem is the way the clip is attached at an angle which seems to put more stress on one side of the "clip." I plan to replace the "clips" with heavier spares I have if the problem continues to worsen. I really like the carrier and my only complaint is with the small "clips."
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Be careful ! I just purchased a bayonet-to-standard filter thread adapter to allow me to protect the open end of my lens ( It is a 105mm Series E ); and fit a filter on this. I now find that it is jammed on and I cannot remove it ! If anyone has any ideas, I would be grateful ? Phil A
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Looks like we need some Canon owners to help answer your question. It fits very snug on my Nikon 600 Speedlight. Also Gary Fong has a website and a Facebook page where you might get an answer that's helpful.
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Mine was the same way, thought I'd gotten the wrong lens. I contacted Olympus and they said it shouldn't be like that and to exchange it if I wanted. I didn't want to mess with it and it has become easier to put on and take off without making the mounting too loose for my other lens. It worked itself out.
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I found trying to install these on my SX30 that the Threads are not an exact match. apparently Canon has their own thread pattern. I was however able to install them very carefully but only tighten them until they are just snug so as not to damage the threads on the camera or the lenses. You may be able to pick up an adapter at a local photography store to avoid this predicament. It will extend the view of the lenses and when zoomed all the way out, the corners of your photos will be "cropped in black as if looking through a tube.
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Sorry, I can't be of any help. I only know that it's too small for the Canon SX-50.
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Hello - I bought this adapter thinking it would fit those lenses - and it didn't. I have both the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28 mm f/2.8 - both didn't fit b/c there's a metal stub at the bottom that does not allow it to mount on the adapter. The only lens I had that fit was the 75-150mm lens.I wouldn't buy it.
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Look at the very edge of your lens. There should be a number that will give you the true ring size you'll be using on your lens. If its 50, you'll need a step up ring, available here on amazon or even Best Buy I'd you like. This will fit on a 52mm thread. Just because the lens itself is 50mm it could have a thread size that is from 48-52mm, generally. If you already have a filter, the size of the thread will be listed on the edge of that.
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I think Amazon is wrong on this one....they are saying the same thing about my D90 and it does fit.
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I am not sure. I bought it for a D300 and it was suppose to fit and it did not. It did not grab the camera body and would fall off when the camera was turned. I would deal with a camera store where you can get personal attention regarding this item.
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This adaptor did not match my lenses. I returned it and never took a pic through it. Good Luck!
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Same here, 7 months later. It appears to be a problem with the stock, not the order process. The packaging is all correct but the item inside the Neewer EOS-58 cellophane wrapper is definitely a 52mm thread lens reverser. There is no 52mm or 58mm imprint on the adapter itself, so a visual size check would be needed to clear out the wrong stock.
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I am not sure, but I can tell that I wanted to use it on the SX50 only, and it is not a great fit to the SX50. It is difficult to put on. This suggests to me that it may have designed for the SX40???